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I'll stick to my first reply; that is the right answer.
Just learn how to do it.

I use a 10mhz Rubidium clock (+/- 1hz accuracy) to keep my test freq counters right on the money. So do others that work on radios. But if you are going to do it right; then save up a ~$100 to get a decent, used freq counter. The right tool for the right job . . .

[QUOTE="Robb, post: 520600, member: 8446"] I'll stick to my first reply; that is the right answer. Just learn how to do it. I use a 10mhz Rubidium clock (+/- 1hz accuracy) to keep my test freq counters right on the money. So do others that work on radios. But if you are going to do it right; then save up a ~$100 to get a decent, used freq counter. The right tool for the right job . . . [/QUOTE]

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